Cold Star
Ninety borosilicate spheres on a single armature, lit from one point inside.
We build installations for rooms with the lights off. Sixty to two hundred watts of controlled colour, suspended, and nothing else in the room at all.
Every one is built to be seen in a blacked-out room from about four metres. Photographs of them are worthless; we send you a room instead.
Ninety borosilicate spheres on a single armature, lit from one point inside.
A slow bloom that takes nine minutes to open and forty seconds to collapse.
Built for a corridor. Reads as a solid volume of colour until you walk into it.
Runs hot enough to feel from a metre away. The only piece with a fence.
One source, two prisms, and a gap that separates a white beam into its edges.
Installed in the stairwell at 18th and Wyandotte. Free, always on, never announced.
What a commission actually involves, before anybody talks about a concept.
A photograph of a light piece is a photograph of a camera failing.
Four of the six travel. They need a dark room, a 20-amp circuit, and a rigging point rated to 60kg. We come with them; they do not ship alone.